This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I believe in a few things
God the devil and love
Cause I've looked up from the bottom
And I've stared down from above
I have faith in a few things
Divinity and grace
But even when I'm on my knees
I know the devil prays
And you're working your way
From the ground on down
I hate to say I love you
Because it means that I
Will be with you forever
Or will sadly say goodbye
I love to say I hate you
Because it means that I
Will live my life happily without you
Or will sadly live a lie
And you're working your way
From the ground on down
Life is short
And if your lookin' for extension
With your time
You had best do well
Cause there's good deeds
And there is good intention
They're as far apart
As heaven and hell
And you're working your way
From the ground on down
God the devil and love
Cause I've looked up from the bottom
And I've stared down from above
I have faith in a few things
Divinity and grace
But even when I'm on my knees
I know the devil prays
And you're working your way
From the ground on down
I hate to say I love you
Because it means that I
Will be with you forever
Or will sadly say goodbye
I love to say I hate you
Because it means that I
Will live my life happily without you
Or will sadly live a lie
And you're working your way
From the ground on down
Life is short
And if your lookin' for extension
With your time
You had best do well
Cause there's good deeds
And there is good intention
They're as far apart
As heaven and hell
And you're working your way
From the ground on down
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Great song, I can't believe no one has commented on it yet! To me it's about the constant struggle within between good and evil. Ben is saying that he's been through it all and he's telling you that you might want to change your ways, because just getting by without making a difference for the good isn't enough. Otherwise, you're just on your way down and he doesn't want love someone like that.